Reading Buses has teamed up with the University of Reading to transform one of its biomethane-powered single deck bus into a climate stripes bus.
Read moreDetailsTHERE IS another revolution on the buses, as new technology helps keep the borough moving
Read moreDetailsThe Sensational 60s Experience is returning to The Hexagon next year, featuring some of the biggest names in the business
Read moreDetailsFor some time now I have been actively sharing stories of the kindness that exists in the world with my family, friends and colleagues.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL police operation in Reading saw officers confiscate 60 class A and B drugs, and make nine arrests.
Read moreDetailsPolice believe the assault of a teenage girl in Southcote and and the attempted murder of a man in his teens in Tilehurst are linked
Read moreDetailsA DOG walker was attacked by a gang of teenagers and police are now appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has been given £429,000 to improve safety, including new safety hubs, improved street lighting and CCTV installation
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have reported two attacks in Reading, which they are treating as GBH. They invoked Section 60 powers, allowing them to stop and search people.
Read moreDetailsA host of popular songs by Paul McCartney will be performed at The Hexagon, but you'll have to wait until next year to hear it.
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